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April 27, 2007
The batting of quick bowlers
As I write this, the Glamorgan quick bowler Huw Waters has been at the crease for almost four hours, having come in last night as a nightwatchman. He's faced 219 balls.
Steve Harmison, by contrast, came in at the end of a Durham collapse. He faced 10 balls, the last of which saw him LBW to Matthew Hoggard.
Steve Harmison scored 23. Huw Waters has scored 22. And people thought Joe Sayers was batting slow.
Labels: county cricket, harmison, huw waters
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